Moderators and simple comon sense
Feb 10th 2010 | 4:03 pm
#1
Thread Starter
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 3,124
Moderators and simple comon sense
MY THOUGHTS
Having been a moderator at another forum, a long long time ago, I can assure you all that it is a thankless task.
I have re-read the forum rules and they make perfect sense.
I suggest none of you try to second guess the moderator but accept, with grace, and even grudgingly if needs be, his or her decision. It is not matter whether the moderator is right or wrong but rather of being able to live with their decision.
A forum is for the benefit of those who post and the common good must prevail
Having been a moderator at another forum, a long long time ago, I can assure you all that it is a thankless task.
I have re-read the forum rules and they make perfect sense.
I suggest none of you try to second guess the moderator but accept, with grace, and even grudgingly if needs be, his or her decision. It is not matter whether the moderator is right or wrong but rather of being able to live with their decision.
A forum is for the benefit of those who post and the common good must prevail
Feb 10th 2010 | 4:10 pm
#2
Sawdust making harpy
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 11,291
From: Alberta
Re: Moderators and simple comon sense
Are you setting yourself up for a position on BE?
Feb 10th 2010 | 4:12 pm
#3
Tea Drinker
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 5,387
From: Kamloops, BC
Re: Moderators and simple comon sense
MY THOUGHTS
Having been a moderator at another forum, a long long time ago, I can assure you all that it is a thankless task.
I have re-read the forum rules and they make perfect sense.
I suggest none of you try to second guess the moderator but accept, with grace, and even grudgingly if needs be, his or her decision. It is not matter whether the moderator is right or wrong but rather of being able to live with their decision.
A forum is for the benefit of those who post and the common good must prevail
Having been a moderator at another forum, a long long time ago, I can assure you all that it is a thankless task.
I have re-read the forum rules and they make perfect sense.
I suggest none of you try to second guess the moderator but accept, with grace, and even grudgingly if needs be, his or her decision. It is not matter whether the moderator is right or wrong but rather of being able to live with their decision.
A forum is for the benefit of those who post and the common good must prevail
Feb 10th 2010 | 4:14 pm
#4
Sawdust making harpy
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 11,291
From: Alberta
Re: Moderators and simple comon sense
Feb 10th 2010 | 4:22 pm
#5
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 20,188
Re: Moderators and simple comon sense
MY THOUGHTS
Having been a moderator at another forum, a long long time ago, I can assure you all that it is a thankless task.
I have re-read the forum rules and they make perfect sense.
I suggest none of you try to second guess the moderator but accept, with grace, and even grudgingly if needs be, his or her decision. It is not matter whether the moderator is right or wrong but rather of being able to live with their decision.
A forum is for the benefit of those who post and the common good must prevail
Having been a moderator at another forum, a long long time ago, I can assure you all that it is a thankless task.
I have re-read the forum rules and they make perfect sense.
I suggest none of you try to second guess the moderator but accept, with grace, and even grudgingly if needs be, his or her decision. It is not matter whether the moderator is right or wrong but rather of being able to live with their decision.
A forum is for the benefit of those who post and the common good must prevail
Feb 10th 2010 | 8:09 pm
#6
SUPER MODERATOR
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 35,186
From: In a darkened room somewhere.............
Re: Moderators and simple comon sense
As much as we appreciate the support, I can see this thread descending in to yet another pointless debate/slanging match, so will close it.
